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| Little Spiderhunter at the Yellow Ixora bush |
This
blog started in 2013 and has received good response ever since with
an average of 60 pageviews per day. As at point
of writing it has surpassed the major psychological barrier of
50,000 pageviews. I started to seriously write and take
photographs of this nature park in order to document the myriad of
wildlife and forest ecology here. At the park it was another period
of going back to school and with the curiosity of a child. More
specifically I'm learning on the need and the means to create urban
forests for the future Bintulu city starting my very own nature park.
The natural surroundings are well-preserved and can be emulated in
urban regions in Bintulu and other towns/cities of Sarawak that do
not have proper green belt, dedicated urban nature corridors and
zoned wildlife passageways, or just simple open green spaces or
buffers. The whole idea is to landscape the towns and cities of
Sarawak not just for beautification purpose like what is practised
now, but for more far-reaching ecological improvements like bringing
nature back to urban communities and the preservation of wildlife
which should be the litmus test of our attempts to green our cities
and towns. The adventure continues…..
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